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RAFIDAH Moe
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FULL BLAST 4 PAGE 93
WRITING A FILM REVIEW

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WHEN WRITING A FILM REVIEW:
- Choose a film you know well and make a plan of what you are going to write
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When writing a film review:
Remember to use the Present Simple to describe the plot. Don't include too many details and don't reveal the ending
Use a variety of adjectives to make it more interesting
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When writing a film review:
Use the Present Simple and Past Simple to make comments and give your opinion.
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Multiple Choice
I knew the ending from the beginning.
The ending was unforgettable
The ending was predictable
The ending was dissapointing
The ending was spectacular
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Multiple Choice
The costumes the actors wear are excellent.
The costumes the actor wear are unrealistic.
The costumes the actor wear are terrifying.
The costumes the actor wear are superb.
The costumes the actor wear are dissapointing.
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Multiple Choice
The special effects didn't seem very real.
The special effects are unrealistic.
The special effects are unforgettable.
The special effects are superb.
The special effects are spectacular.
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Multiple Choice
It's an experience film-goers will never forget.
Film-goers will find the experience predictable.
Film-goers will find the experience dissapointing.
Film-goers will find the experience unforgettable.
Film-goers will find the experience unrealistic.
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Multiple Choice
Some scenes are very scary.
Some scenes are original.
Some scenes are spectacular.
Some scenes are terrifying.
Some scenes are unforgettable.
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Multiple Choice
The leading actor's performance wasn't as good as I expected.
The leading actor's performance was predictable
The leading actor's performance was spectacular.
The leading actor's performance was unforgettable.
The leading actor's performance was dissapointing.
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Multiple Choice
The film is set at the top of a mountain with a beautiful view.
The film is set at the top of a mountain with a spectacular view.
The film is set at the top of a mountain with a terrifying view.
The film is set at the top of a mountain with a disappointing view.
The film is set at the top of a mountain with a unrealistic view.
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Multiple Choice
The plot is interesting and unusual.
The plot is terrifying.
The plot is superb.
The plot is original.
The ploti s dissapointing.
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WRITING A FILM REVIEW

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